Not Belvi Queen. Annette
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From: Cordesview <cordesview@speednetllc.com>
To: iris-photos <iris-photos@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wed, May 23, 2012 7:14 am
Subject: Re: [iris-photos] Re: 2 Noids TB's
Thank you, also, Bonnie.
I'll make sure to mention the names of those others, but due to the lack of plicata markings in the falls centers, I do not think Carnival Song is eligible. The stalk is still in bloom on the table, and none of the flowers show that center line.
Dancing Tiger, huh? That would be fun to try and ID apart from Belvi Queen! Ha! I can't find a modern photo of it anywhere on the web right now.
Yes, oh the joys of hunting. Eventually, I give up. But not without trying!
Adam~
On May 23, 2012, at 12:29 AM, iris wrote:
Hi Adam,
Also check an old historic by the name of Dancing Tiger. We use to grow it and it looked alot like the yellow brown tone one. I first thought of Change of Pace but also Carnival Song and also check out Larry Lauer's pick plicata that he has.
I do not think that it is Change of Pace or Carnival Song because of the beard color on your mystery iris.
Happy Hunting Adam
Bonnie in Ca.
Isn't that something?! Timing is so quirky!
Thanks for the recommendation... I'll check with the member to see if they match his records of acquisitions. :-)
Happily!
Adam~
On May 22, 2012, at 6:32 PM, Linda Mann wrote:
The yellow brown plic sure looks like BELVI QUEEN.
The other looks like CHANGE OF PACE. I cheated on that one - just was
looking up photos of EMMA GRACE and her parents right before you posted.
Linda Mann
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